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Russian officials worried that U.S. missile defenses made a pre-emptive strike on Russia more conceivable for Washington, as they would allow it to parry any retaliatory strike.

The precocious girls soon cotton on to the headmistress’s ruse and parry her appeals to dish on Miss Brodie.

The spot-kick was ordered to be retaken for encroachment inside the area and Haaland struck his second effort the opposite direction, only for it to be parried away again by Peretz.

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Fifty minutes into her deposition, after parrying questions and defending herself against the court's doubts, Mamta's composure faltered for the first time.

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His first chance, on 20, was tough as Brook parried a high edge at second slip off the bowling of Atkinson.

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